EP Review: Rancorous – Stealth Dominion (Self Released)
Thrash/death metal New England band, Rancorous are back with the follow up to March 2018’s demo, Into the Nuclear Fire. Stealth Dominion is out on May 25th 2019.
Album/EP Reviews
Album Review: Sinners Bleed – Absolution (War Anthem Records)
16 years after the release of their highly acclaimed debut album “From Womb To Tomb” it´s time for the furious comeback of Berlin’s Sinner’s Bleed. 2019 marks the return of the band with their second album called Absolution. Out on May 24th via War Anthem Records.
Album Review: Malvina – Hybrid War (Various Labels)
Malvina, the Brazilian hardcore/progressive trio has just released the new album “Hybrid War” on April 26th. The album’s concept has to do with the rolling coup in Brazil, the rise of neo-fascism and the alt-right attacks over the world.
EP Review: Kavod – Wheel Of Time (Self Released)
Kavod are three guys with different struggles, different backgrounds, different ages but feel the same necessity to exorcise their daily demons. The “Wheel Of Time” represents the time they need to defeat those demons.
EP Review: Shelikes Crocodiles – Escher’s Anatomy (Self Released)
Shelikes Crocodiles is an experimental music band which aims to explore and blend an assortment of electronic music styles with extreme undertones. Their debut EP ‘Escher´s Anatomy’ is out now.
Album Review: Neckbeard Deathcamp – So Much For The Tolerant Left (Prosthetic Records)
Neckbeard Deathcamp presents the second assault ov their unstoppable crusade ‘So Much for the Tolerant Left’. Out on May 24th 2019 via Prosthetic Records.
Album Review: Kneel – Interstice (Pulmonary Records)
A man of heaviness without limits and enemy of pre-conceived song structures re-emerges from the underground with Interstice. A unique record for those who like heavy music without formulas and catchy chorus. It is out on May 22nd 2019 via Pulmonary Records.
Album Review: Alpha Omega – Alpha Omega (Self Released)
After first gaining our attention at Bloodstock 2018 with a blistering set on the Jager stage, Alpha Omega are back with their debut full length release.